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Hope everyone has a safe & fun holiday season.

Looks like she is watching the one who did it...

First thing I’d do is run chain so oil splatters against cardboard. No splatter, no oil. No oil, chain stretches.

They wanted to play with your sheep. & who said cattle and sheep can’t get along?

Should be easy to trade or sell.

On gas powered, if chain keeps going off, 80% chance sprocket is wore or bar is. Assume Oiler working as that will stretch chains fast. If you cut a lot, buy a sharpener-that also greatly extends chain life.

I feel you pain. DW complains about new technology but as soon as TV, phone has a hick up, the world has ended until I fix. She is the one with the masters degree in business/technology. Always had to listen to she could live be like “Little house on prairie” until this summer when we lost...

Tell me more about this as I’m needing something to cut small branches and bushes. Somehow a 50cc 18” Husqvarna seems like over kill.

U r too close to notice the addiction symptoms. :lol:

Terrible disease that would take years of psychological help to over come...... along with the love of kale.

Once you are infected with a disease, you always are. Dairy people and horse people are beyond hope. No one would take a job where it is 2X a day, every day for the rest of your life.....:frow

Whew!!!!!! Avoided that tragedy about to happen with a horse..... My former boss & his son are into cutters. When DD was younger she wanted a horse. Boss told me, fence in an area with shelter and he’d “loan” me a horse to see how it went. Sat DD down, told her, OK but you will feed/water...

Wherever mine is, you can have it……

After reading all this, I’m so happy I have no desire to own a horse…

(Not a horse person), why can’t you just cut the tangled hair off and allow it to regrow?

I’ve put together an initial order. Now to think about it. Add or subtract. Then hit SEND!

Welcome. Will be interesting as younshare your experiences and how life is there.

Label says 14 days. Don’t believe it will hurt sheep but need time for leaves to incorporate chemical, deliver it to roots and start the process of killing said weed.

24-D kills broad-leafs leaving grass behind. @baymule you can use in pasture as a killer of broadleaves you don’t want. Don’t spray the ones you don't want. I’d carry a 1 gallon sprayer with every time I walked in pasture to view sheep. I’d spray something I didn’t want. It’s available on...

Directions. It will kill the whole plant but good luck getting the roots out.